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  • Aboriginal Health Practitioner Kira Prosser (centre left) sits with an Aboriginal women (centre right) in front of colourful Aboriginal artwork. Two other Boodjari Bidi clinic midwives stand with them. Kira and the clinic midwives wear scrubs with colourful Aboriginal designs
    Boodjari Bidi pregnancy clinic welcomes Aboriginal women 07 August 2025 The culturally safe and accessible Boodjari Bidi clinic, providing care for Aboriginal women and their families, is available at Fiona Stanley Hospital.
  • Heart transplant recipient Brett Driessen stands behind a bicycle. A nurse stands to his right and FSH Cardiac Transplant Nurse Practitioner Clare Fazackerley stands at his left
    Every day a gift for heart transplant recipient 01 August 2025 It was a full circle moment for heart transplant recipient Brett Driessen when he returned to Rockingham General Hospital as a guest speaker for DonateLife Week.
  • Dean English with Amputee Senior Physiotherapist Nicole, and partner Sharon Wreford.
    Couple’s remarkable rehab journey following motorcycle crash 10 July 2025 While on an organised motorcycle ride with 14 others along Great Eastern Highway near Cunderdin, Dean and pillion passenger Sharon collided with a caravan being towed by a car, just minutes from their planned lunch stop.
  • Staff involved in the project standing together in front of a presentations screen.
    Theatre Flow Plus launched 07 July 2025 A two-year project to improve theatre utilisation and optimise patient flow – Theatre Flow Plus – has been launched at FSFHG.
  • Dr Wei-Sen Lam stand with a patient, Barry, in front of a colourful wall mural
    Mesothelioma biobank research to help patients like Barry 02 July 2025 For Barry, a new biobank for research into mesothelioma, a devastating cancer caused by asbestos exposure, gives him hope future sufferers of the disease will live longer and spend their days diving and fishing, as he now does.

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  • Two Fiona Stanley Hospital staff stand with a group of maternity health professionals at the Every Week Counts National Preterm Prevention Birth Collaborative
    Helping prevent early birth with the 'Every Week Counts Collaborative' 17 June 2025 Hoping to reduce the prevalence of early term births and preterm births, the Fiona Stanley Hospital Maternity department is participating in the ‘Every Week Counts National Preterm Prevention Birth Collaborative'.
  • Prof Girish Dwivedi stands at a podium
    WA's heart health advanced with new appointment to Victor Chang Institute 12 June 2025 Fiona Stanley Hospital Cardiologist, Prof Girish Dwivedi, has been announced as the newest faculty member of the prestigious Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute.
  • Midwife Ebony holding baby Holly, alongside mother Tara, smiling.
    All-Risk Continuity (ARC) Midwifery Group Practice (MGP) now offered at FSH 03 June 2025 Having had her first baby via caesarean section in 2022, Tara was thrilled to be able to have the support of continuity of care midwife Ebony alongside doctors in what is a ‘higher risk’ category of birth.
  • Young Emma with Dayse pictured on the left, and Lucas as a toddler with Dayse.
    How growing up with a cochlear implant changed the lives of paediatric patients with SSD 30 May 2025 13 years ago, Emma was the very first child with single-sided deafness (SSD) to receive a cochlear implant, while Lucas was the very first baby with SSD to receive a cochlear implant in Australia. Fast forward to today, the surgery has been life changing for the pair.
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Last Updated: 05/05/2025
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